[CBQ] high green/High yellow

[qutlx1@aol.com]

I'll leave out all the rule book language. High green meant your train was  
going to continue on the track you were on and you were authorized to 
proceed at  track,timetable,special instruction speed limit. High yellow meant 
your train  was going to proceed on the track you were on but............you 
must reduce  speed in order to be able to stop before the next signal if it 
is red.
 
What happened in my story was referred to as "pulling the signal on you".  
It's one thing to pull(change) the signal when you are far from it and have 
time  to react,quite another to pull it as you are literlly going under 
it... but the  rule book states...observe until you pass the indication.
 
Leo Phillipp
 
What are high green and high yellow?   I know that Q signal  bridges had 
multiple signals mounted  vertically.



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